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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2366, 2 March 1893, Page 4

Tjy A. N T E D Everybody whom it may concern to BUY BL AC KH ALL'S Guaranteed Waterproof BOOT PASTE ! Eubbed on a pair of Blackballs Can't B Beat Boots the wearer may be sure cf dry and comfortable feet. Without the above a man's attire is not complete. Price Sixpence per Box. BOOTS 1 BOOi/Sl BOOTS 1 sold at prices tojluit tho times. Don't miataue^he Shop— Cornei of High andVPrijpes streets, Hawera. T. N. BLACKHAXiL, PROPRIETOR. i _ ; T^&MONT RACING CLUB . SIRES HACK PRODUCE STAKE* 1896. ; Of 200 Soys., akd Cup, value I SOYS., TO GO TO NOMIRATOB O] SIEE OF WINITEE. Nominator of Sire, 40 boys an< ' cup, value 5 soys. JNominator of Winner, 40 soys. 3?irßt Horse, 100 soys. b Second Horse, 15 soys. Third Horse, 5 boys. j » 3?or three-year-olds (now foals). Derby weights. 3 Ssir Colts or Fillies nominated fo Two-year-old Stakes or Derby ar i debarred from competing in thi 7 race. One mile and a quarter. ) i NOMINATIONS. , 1 Colts and Fillies, 1 soy. C/oae o: t Satxtbday, 25th February, fLB93, a „ 9 p.m. / ACCEPTANCE* y Colts and Fillies — Firsjracceptanc< a 10s. Close 16th Februiry, 1894, s ; 9 p.m. — SeconA acceptance, 10i t Close 25th February, #95, at 9 p.n c (when name of to be given] — Final payment,\^sov. Close o 0 February, 1896, at 9 p.m. y Nominations and acceptances wi! f be received at the time and on tb t dates mentioned, at the Club, H* '» wera ; and by Harry H. Hayr. Tattei ' sail's, Auckland ; and A. T. Danven !> Napier. 8 r|THE STAR ALMANACK AN] 3 1 DIRECTORT. 1 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " In the Hawera Star Almanac w c have one o£ the neatest and fulles c compilations which everybody looks fc at the begining of the year. It hs 8 nearly doubled its eize since its fire issue, and now consists of 420 pages. ] '* contains an excellent directory, taking i every town on the West Coast betwee a New Plymouth and Palmerston Nirtl besides a large amount of useful infoi tt mation regarding the district. It is we' printed, and is a credit to its compile and publisher. — Taranaki Herald. i. _____ 3 We have to acknowledge the receip from the publishers of a copy c the Haweea Star Almanac an: Directoby for 1893. A further inoreas in the bulk of this useful volume i r again shown by the addition of 80 page _ of interesting matter. The Woodvill r directory has also been included, an l # the Dairy Industries Act, of 1892, ba ' also been added to the reprints c 1 statutes of special interest to countr \ readers. The Almanac is a complet compendium of every informatio suitable to the requirements of th settler, and as such Bhould find a plac c in every household.— Waimate Witneßf a 2 Once again we have to acknowledg the receipt of this much valued publi 3 cation, and to congratulate thepublisher 6 on issuing so useful a book. Year b; ; year the Star Almanac? has inereaset a iv size and usefulnessjantil it bas now c besides being a capral almanac an< directory,, become a Jomplete settlers c guide andj companion^ An additional 7. > pages bare been amed to the bool 3 during ttte past yew. Considering thi fc extent ol countrjr embraced by thi direotoryltbe inwmation contained i surprisingßy corwet. Nothing is mor 3 convinoingLof tbp astonishing progres > the dißtric\ex«nding from the Wbiti 3 Cliffs to Ffe-tcm are making than t * perusal of tbe Almanac and Director] fc for this year. In addition to th< ordinary calendar, diary, and directory * a lot of information ia given regarding 3 th 9 rainfall, statistics of the Registrar! 1 of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, and i t gardener's calendar. Full informatior regarding tbe Police, R.M., District, anc » Supremo Courts, Custom. House, de 1 ceased persons' estates duties, anc 1 Wanganui Education District is alsc given. Under the heading of "The Farm " are very valuable agricultural notes. Fißhing aud shooting regulations ; are also published. The Postal and , Telegraph Guide also contains some very full and valuable information Sporting ' men will find a lob of useful records ot all the principal racing events. A compendium of statistics invaluable to set1 tiers is also to be found, containing a digest of the Fencing Act, the Oattle.and Sheep Acts, the Dog Registration Act, i Fencing Act Amendment, etc. Jnfor* , mation ye stamp duties, Public Trust Office, Crown grants, and a mass of New Zealand and Australian statistics of . cuueiderable interest and value are also to be found. Tbe business people of the district have also given tbe book a generous support-, and aa an advertising medium the book is yearly becoming more and more valuable. The general get-up, the letter-press, and arrangement of the volume is exceedingly creditable to the Star office and all connected with it* publication. Tbe almanac is one tbe whole district may feel proud of.— 'Stratford Settler. TYEABIES. DIAEIEjS, 1893. A few of COLLINS'/ DIARIES on hand at Stab Office. /Good paper and well bound. 3/ 3 d Jnd 2s 6d. TINMIS & CO.